Salomón Vilenksy
Salomón Vilenksy is a Uruguayan-Israeli figure known for his work in innovation and his political affiliations with the left-leaning Frente Amplio party. He recently made headlines for his controversial remarks regarding Uruguayan Chancellor Mario Lubetkin, where he employed anti-Semitic language, referring to Lubetkin in derogatory terms. Vilenksy's comments came in the wake of the suspension of an agreement between Uruguay's National Agency for Innovation (ANII) and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, which he claimed was indicative of Lubetkin's 'soberbia' and denial of his Jewish identity. Vilenksy's statements have sparked significant backlash and debate over his views and the broader implications of his rhetoric.
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Salomón Vilenksy, who was to serve as an advisor in Israel, resigned and criticized Chancellor Mario Lubetkin.
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